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The Dow cracking 50,000 is a big flex, and the market's vibes are definitely bullish right now. When the Dow jumps 2.47% to 50,115 and the S&P & Nasdaq follow suit, it shows strong momentum behind the breakout.

Historically, a milestone like this can fuel another gap higher if the fundamentals and investor sentiment stay solid. Traders who bought the dip in the recent selloff are positioning themselves for the next push, hoping the rally keeps rolling instead of stalling into a consolidation phase.

The real question is whether this surge is backed by earnings or just hype. If the economic data and corporate results stay strong, we could see US stocks gap higher this week. But if the market's just riding a short‑term hype wave, expect some pullback after the initial rush.

Is Market Rebound a Dead-Cat Bounce or Real Turn?

After last week’s AI-led selloff, US equities staged a $1 trillion rebound, with the S&P 500 posting its best single-day gain since May. Yet confidence remains thin. Implied volatility is still elevated, trading volume ran ~13% below average, and Goldman’s short-bias basket jumped ~9%, hinting the rally was driven by short covering rather than fresh conviction. Investors are struggling to price a murky US outlook while reassessing AI’s winner-takes-all impact, especially on software. Is the rebound a dead cat bounce? Would you add stocks now?

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